Cromwell, Indiana

The smallest incorporated town in Noble County with approximately 500 people. It was platted in 1853. Located on State Road 5 on the west side of the county, it has a very nice park with basketball, tennis, track and a walking trail. The annual Cromwell Days Festival is held on the weekend of the fourth Saturday of July. Cromwell shares the industrial advantages of being close to Ligonier, but retains its quiet residential setting. Being in the heart of the Northern Indiana lake region, there are ample opportunities for fishing, boating, water skiing, swimming, hunting and camping.

Population: about 500 people
Housholds: 180 (in 2000)

Median houshold income: $38,438
Approximately 67% of housing is owner-occupied with 89% of commuters driving to work.

School: Cromwell residents are part of the West Noble school corporation.

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Noble County Visitor's Bureau
P.O. Box 934
Kendallville, IN 46755
(877) 202-5761

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